January Third
The day of your birth, so close to my birthday
We always shared a cake and ice cream
You lead us through the branch, and dark, shady forest every summer
Over hills and stumps, we found all sorts of childish treasures along the way
We would swim in the branch most every afternoon to cool off the summer heat
We stumbled apon an old rusty moonshine still that had ax holes in the woods, scared that
we would get in trouble because of it, somehow.
Our canine friends would follow along to see where you would take us, then follow us home
again.
We had to be home by supper time, we couldn't miss supper.
Copyright © Doris Culverhouse | Year Posted 2010
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